Jubilee’s story redeems a Marvel Comics character.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary X-Men '97 episode 4 introduces a Marvel Comics character who first debuted in 1992, redeeming their originally tragic story decades later. By the time of X-Men '97 episode 4's ending, two stories were told regarding two of the titular mutants. The latter involved Storm as the Omega-level mutant struggles to regain her powers with the help of Forge, a character sure to be important to X-Men '97 season 2.
In the end, Abscissa's story consisted of her spending decades as a slave to a horrible master, selflessly saving the universe without recognition. One of these clones, X-Men '97 's version of Abscissa, manages to find a glitch that allows her to survive within the game... Unlike in Marvel Comics, Abscissa acts more of a mentor to Jubilee in X-Men '97. She helps Jubilee realize that the problems of the mutants she is trying to avoid are simply unavoidable. From the issues surrounding Professor X's disappearance to Magneto's leadership of the X-Men, Abscissa implores Jubilee to take these issues seriously, no matter her desire to live out her younger years as a free teenager.
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